Yogi Footwear Bewertungen 

These are THE most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn. I’m a ladies size 9 and struggle to find nice footwear, luckily I was given a pair of Yogi’s for my birthday and I haven’t had them off. Even walked around all day in them on my birthday - not blister, sore bits, nothing.

Yogi Fairfield boots.

Shoes have just arrived, (within two days of ordering).

They're well built and unlike any other shoes I’ve tried on. Glad I picked them up.

The fit: I’m a 9&1/2 usually or a 10. I always go for 10’s to avoid a tight fit. I don’t mind extra room.

I ordered 10’s here and they fit well! Probably have an inch worth of space from big toe.

The rest of my foot feels well supported and snug, I think they’re loosen up as the leather feels playable enough to mould to my feet.

At the moment they’re squicky clean. I can tell they’re going to age well.

From my first impression I would recommend. I’ve had my eye on a pair for years and I’m not disappointed.

Though the profile of these shoes look great (Finn III), the sizing is just all over the place. On their website, they actually recommend sizing down, as they mention these shoes have a wide fit. I opted for my normal sized and still found them to be so small I could barely squeeze my feet in. I've never put a pair of size 9s on before that felt like I was trying to squeeze my feet into something two sizes smaller...

I then sized up, to find they just about fit, but are still on the uncomfortable side. I will probably end up reselling these now on an app like Vinted or Depop. It's a shame because they do look great.

Same experience. The disintegrating sole after 9 months and the customer service manager deeming it as acceptable wear. I have been wearing great brands for a long time. The shoes are cheap. Forget their stupid craftsmanship video; the soles are precious Their prices also drop and increase all the time so only suckers pay full price. They really don’t respect their customers.
I had another issue with them but at this stage I don’t even care.
Buyer beware

I bought a pair of Yogi Finn shoes and the heels have worn so low they both split in 11 months. I wore them possibly 3-4 times a week and never in wet weather. The retailer and Yogi say this is considerable wear. £100+ for shoes that can't last a year is shocking.
On the plus side they were comfortable and the uppers are still in lovely condition...

I have nostalgic memories of the original Earth and Roots shoes from the 70's, having owned a pair I purchased for £7.50 in 1976. The Yogi Willard is a replica of this shoe and the reverse vamp option was on sale for a brief period on the website for £64. I snapped it up and have been well pleased. An extremely comfortable and stylish shoe but I'm not sure I would have forked out the £160 for an original pair, given you can spend £120 on a great pair of Clarks. I was also fortunate to pick a pair of the Willard Yogi x John Lewis collab for £80; again a great shoe but perhaps there are better options at this price point.

Do not buy from this company. After posting on their Instagram about my cut feet they actually blocked my Instagram account. My heels and toes are cut from their “premium footwear “. Go to Clarke’s or Padmore & Barnes for the styles they’re copying but the quality just isn’t the same. I’ll use my friends Instagram accounts to alert the public. These are cowboys please please look elsewhere.They get Johnny Marr to be a brand ambassador but don’t care about the man on the street. He’s on the company payroll. Do not buy from this company.

I bought a pair of Yogi Rufus negative heel shoes at the start of this year. Absolutely love the shoes, they are very comfortable, look great etc. However when I spoke with customer services about how after a short period of time the patina/ colour of the shoe was starting to discolour, I was left rather disappointed. The person I spoke to about it was helpful I suppose in that they provided an answer to the reason for the discolouration but not much else other than it wasn’t their fault and that shoe care advice was on the website. When you spend £100+ on a pair of shoes and something goes wrong then there is kind of an expectation that you get an exceptional kind of customer care as a result. Granted it appears that I used the wrong kind of polish but still the experience left an impression on me that they didn’t care a hoot. Added to that was the fact that this model has been discontinued without any kind of explanation means that I will certainly think twice about purchasing another pair in the future. As I said the shoes are lovely shame about the rest